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#1 2011-12-08 22:32:28
Urgent: School project!!
Hi,
I have a problem with my game, so you have the computer (the bear) and you have the gamer (you-the boy). It is a memory game by dancing. So, the bear shows you the dance moves and then you are supposed to do the same thing. My problem is I don't know how to make if the boy does a dance move right he gets a point and then when the boy got something wrong he loses and he loses a point. Can please someone help me with this. It is very urgent! Thank you!!
Here is my game so far: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/hka1263/2204289
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~AIOlover~ #6 2011-12-11 07:02:14
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Re: Urgent: School project!!
Sounds like you need a couple of lists. Create two lists, one called your moves and the other called computer's moves. When the computer comes up with a set of moves delete ll of the computer's moves list and for every move add an item called the name of the move. Then when you have to respond to the moves, make it delete all from your moves and then make it when you do a move, add the move's name to your moves list. Then if the two lists are the same you copied the bear! You can then compare the twwo lists with a <(your moves)=(computer's moves)> boolean block. There you go, hope I helped.
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